The section on recovery and resolution provides an insight into the measures available to FINMA in the event that institutions become destabilised. FINMA thereby contributes to ensuring financial stability.
FINMA accounts for its supervisory activities in its annual report and annual financial statements.
Proportional supervision for smaller banks
In his speech at the Small Bank Symposium in Bern, FINMA CEO Stefan Walter emphasised that the problems of the bigger institutions should not lead to over-regulation of the small institutions.
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SupTech: a strategic priority for financial market supervision
Chair of FINMA’s Board of Directors Marlene Amstad at the IOSCO Annual Meeting on the targeted use of SupTech to strengthen supervision.
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Information sheets: Changes in banking regulation following the CS emergency takeover
Based on the Federal Council parameters, which were published on 6 June, FINMA sets out its view of how the Federal Government’s parameters should be implemented in a targeted.
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Warning about misuse of the FINMA name
You should be suspicious about calls or emails claiming to be from FINMA because as a rule FINMA does not contact individuals.
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Addressing nature risks
At the SSF Annual Conference 2025, FINMA CEO Stefan Walter explained how FINMA deals with natural risks.
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Challenges and supervisory priorities in asset management
FINMA CEO Stefan Walter presented the supervisory perspective on asset management at the Asset Management Day 2025.
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FINMA Annual Report 2024
FINMA's Annual Report highlights its supervisory activities in 2024. In addition, FINMA is providing data on enforcement cases in a database as well as statistics on its website.
